“Music is very strongly connected with human beings and humanity, so I think it is important to know why you make music”, said the German born Steinbach. And for him that why means concentration and attention, never a mindless rattling off of notes.

– Pasatiempo

Steinbach plays like the composer he is, with a strong narrative sense and informed structural grasp. His approach resembles that of pianists like Alfred Brendel and Maurizio Polini, who submerge themselves in the composer’s intention, going deep into the score.

– Fono Forum

– La France

Figures are highly creative and beautiful compositions that are well worth studying, teaching and performing. In particular, they may be highly motivating for students who are more perceptive to sonorities, colors, and mood in music.